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I have to say out of all Stephen Kings books, this will provide the most satisfying ending, hands down. He always manages to throw in that little twist at the end that changes everything, and believe me this ending indeed changes the entire story preceding it. I've heard a lot of nay-saying concerning the end of these books and I find it to be rediculous. I just can't imagine it ending in any other way. It really is like all of what is in those books is actually happening and King is just channeling it and writing it down. He didn't think up the ending, he's just telling us how it really happened. You will quite possibly find yourself reading through all seven books again immediately after you finish this one, just to grasp the full circumference of change the explosion of an ending creates. This one will leave you mouth agape with the beginnings of tears in your eyes, and just aching for more. Who knew that after over 4000 pages you could still ever possibly want more? Maybe someone should start thinking about a movie?...
or seven?
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Dark Tower #07: The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower by Stephen King
battlecat47, September 7, 2006
I have to say out of all Stephen Kings books, this will provide the most satisfying ending, hands down. He always manages to throw in that little twist at the end that changes everything, and believe me this ending indeed changes the entire story preceding it. I've heard a lot of nay-saying concerning the end of these books and I find it to be rediculous. I just can't imagine it ending in any other way. It really is like all of what is in those books is actually happening and King is just channeling it and writing it down. He didn't think up the ending, he's just telling us how it really happened. You will quite possibly find yourself reading through all seven books again immediately after you finish this one, just to grasp the full circumference of change the explosion of an ending creates. This one will leave you mouth agape with the beginnings of tears in your eyes, and just aching for more. Who knew that after over 4000 pages you could still ever possibly want more? Maybe someone should start thinking about a movie?...or seven?
(8 of 13 readers found this comment helpful)